prix. he will start as favourite. ferrari and hamilton have traditionally been strong here. hamilton has won the last four years ina hamilton has won the last four years in a row. after that double retirement for the team at the austrian grand prix last weekend they will not be taking anything for granted. and the ferraris will be hot on his tail, that qualifying yesterday was so dense, with sebastian vettel going ahead in the first session, then hamilton in the second session then sebastian vettel, his championship rival, the championship leader, putting in a lap that looked like it was the fastest, only for hamilton to come in with his final lap and get pole position by four hundredths a second. it is going to be very close, here, in less than three hours' time. just time to remind you that day two of the tour de france starts in around an hour's time, chris froome hoping for better day after a crash yesterday. you can follow it live on the bbc sport website. that's all the sport...

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